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@vove-id/web-sdk
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VOVE ID - Instant, seamless identity verification. Designed for trust, user-centric, fully compliant with AML/KYC. Optimized for the MEA region.
The VoveSDK for Web enables the straightforward integration of ID verification and KYC compliance into web applications. This SDK provides a simplified, JavaScript API, allowing developers to integrate complex ID verification processes seamlessly.
To incorporate the VoveSDK into your web project, you can install it via npm or Yarn:
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npm install @vove-id/web-sdk
or
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yarn add @vove-id/web-sdk
This package includes all necessary dependencies, ensuring a hassle-free setup without the need for additional configurations.
The core functionality of the VoveSDK is to facilitate ID verification through an easy-to-use function call. This function orchestrates the verification process, requiring a session token and an environment setting.
To begin the ID verification process, utilize the processIDMatching
function. This function needs a session token (provided by your backend server) and an environment setting. It returns a promise that resolves with the verification outcome.
start({
sessionToken: string,
environment: VoveEnvironment,
onVerificationComplete?: (status: VoveStatus) => void
})
sessionToken
: A token from your backend, required to start the ID verification session.environment
: Determines the SDK's operation environment, either VoveEnvironment.Production
or VoveEnvironment.Development
.onVerificationComplete
: An optional callback executed with the verification status.import Vove, {VoveEnvironment} from '@vove-id/web-sdk';
const vove = new Vove();
vove.start({
environment: VoveEnvironment.Production,
sessionToken: 'your_session_token_here',
onVerificationComplete: (status) => {
console.log('Verification status:', status);
}
});
The verification result is communicated through the onVerificationComplete
callback:
vove.start({
environment: VoveEnvironment.Production,
sessionToken: 'your_session_token_here',
onVerificationComplete: (status) => {
switch (status) {
case 'success':
console.log('Verification successful.');
break;
case 'pending':
console.log('Verification pending.');
break;
case 'canceled':
console.log('Verification canceled.');
break;
default:
console.log('Unexpected status:', status);
}
}
});
processIDMatching
Begins an ID verification session.
Parameters:
sessionToken
: string
: The session token for the verification process.environment
: VoveEnvironment
: The SDK's operational environment.onVerificationComplete
: An optional callback that is invoked with the verification status.showIU
: boolean
: to show or hide welcome and summary, the default is trueVoveEnvironment
An enumeration specifying the SDK's operating environment:
Production
: Use for production builds.Sandbox
: Use for development or testing purposes.Ensure the session token is correctly generated and passed, and the appropriate environment is selected based on your application's stage. For unresolved issues, contact support with detailed information about the problem, including error messages and steps leading up to the issue.
FAQs
VOVE ID - Instant, seamless identity verification. Designed for trust, user-centric, fully compliant with AML/KYC. Optimized for the MEA region.
We found that @vove-id/web-sdk demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 2 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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